Pick Mes Versus Haters.. | Two Hot Takes Podcast Full Ep

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Two Hot Takes host, Morgan, is joined by guest Lauren! This episode features a variety of stories that explore the concept of Pick Mes. Are they are pick me, or are people just being haters? What do you think..
Time Stamps:
Story 1: Ep starts at 13:29
Story 2: Sundress story 22:34
Story 3: Calling out Friend for Texts 29:10
Story 4: Told sister to dress better 37:44
Story 5: Called BFF pick me girl 54:00
Story 6: Pregnancy Announcement 1:08:35
Story 7: Dressing inappropriately infant of friends BF 1:18:23
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  • @charlieboy1087
    @charlieboy10872 жыл бұрын

    The minute men start assigning women numbers “she was a 3 or 4” I immediately shut down. That’s the nastiest thing. She’s a human being

  • @basementdwellercosplay

    @basementdwellercosplay

    2 жыл бұрын

    When you said minite men I didn't realize it was 'the instant men' and as a history student read it as the military position in the American revolution and was so confused

  • @charlieboy1087

    @charlieboy1087

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@basementdwellercosplay who knows maybe the Minute Men DID do that 😂

  • @genuinepessimist5185

    @genuinepessimist5185

    2 жыл бұрын

    Right? I always said where’s my blue ribbon if you’re gonna talk about me like I’m livestock

  • @nzarzecki

    @nzarzecki

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@charlieboy1087 Maybe they're only into women who go out on sunny days without wearing a bonnet 😂👒

  • @nat-xn5jx

    @nat-xn5jx

    2 жыл бұрын

    broke up with my first bf bc of this. found out he told all of our friends i was “only a 6/10” ….instant break up lol

  • @Urlocalpope
    @Urlocalpope Жыл бұрын

    As a trans guy I think I can confidently say without being a pick me that *I really was not like other girls*

  • @stairstothesky286

    @stairstothesky286

    Жыл бұрын

    Lmao me

  • @desiraeb.7030

    @desiraeb.7030

    Жыл бұрын

    Literally laughed out loud! You win the comments!

  • @tyler_du

    @tyler_du

    Жыл бұрын

    thats bc you a trans guy as you said, not a girl

  • @Urlocalpope

    @Urlocalpope

    Жыл бұрын

    @@tyler_du yes, but I was socialized as a girl

  • @packrat2004

    @packrat2004

    Жыл бұрын

    @@tyler_du wow it's almost like that's the joke

  • @emilyward4388
    @emilyward43882 жыл бұрын

    The sundress story makes me so sad for her… she sounded so happy for him to get her a sun dress because he “likes them” just for him to tell her she’s not ready to wear one but he’s excited to see other girls in sun dresses.

  • @knitwitchpgh

    @knitwitchpgh

    2 жыл бұрын

    Right! Like my partner made the same comment and i got some sun dresses and he's so excited! Like she thought that be a fun way to spice things up or just look cute/attractive to her sad excuse for a husband. And news flash saying she isn't sundress ready is calling her fat. I hate when guys use the excuse"well i didn't outwardly tell her she's fat so it's ok"

  • @LemonSte

    @LemonSte

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@knitwitchpgh what I can't get over with so many men who get annoyed when their girlfriend or wife gets fat, is the lack of self awareness - so many men over a certain age, or even young men, aren't exactly trim or in shape, a lot even overweight, and do we as women say anything? No. Because we love them as people and most of the time it has no effect on our attraction to them. Yet women are expected to keep themselves "nice" for their partners while men barely bother to shower. I'm saying this as someone with an overweight partner who isn't like that for the most part, though he has made a couple comments about not being attracted to bigger women, however he also has the self awareness most men lack and is trying to follow his own logic to get more in shape since this weight gain is more recent for him and not usual. I'm gaining weight and if he ever made a comment about me not being "sundress ready" I'd just leave - I've always been respectful about his weight and the weight of any man I've been with, I expect the same in return.

  • @KatChartreux

    @KatChartreux

    2 жыл бұрын

    Honestly heartbreaking. She deserves better

  • @Laurenchristen

    @Laurenchristen

    2 жыл бұрын

    Seriously…men are so cruel sometimes towards their significant others it doesn’t make sense. I hope she finds her worth and leaves him.

  • @AnimeBae370

    @AnimeBae370

    2 жыл бұрын

    If my partner made a comment like that, I would seriously reconsider our relationship & tell him to get therapy

  • @nessa2003
    @nessa20032 жыл бұрын

    The amount of times as a literal child that adult women accused me of going out of my way to get sexual attention from men... like are y'all okay??

  • @MrsDaedalus_

    @MrsDaedalus_

    2 жыл бұрын

    I had a similar incident too when I was 13. My mum and I used to take very long walks during summer break and we have very big mansions in our area. A car came towards us and I looked at the driver and thought huh...he is handsome. The minute, I looked over to the passenger's seat, his wife, who was definitely older than him, looked at me with this jealous look. After that, I told my mum: "Oh wow, you have to be very insecure to be jealous of a 13-year-old." Some women are really the worst😅🤣

  • @InTheNameOfLife1

    @InTheNameOfLife1

    2 жыл бұрын

    🤢 awful.

  • @AMR14_

    @AMR14_

    2 жыл бұрын

    Same! I’ve had grown men hit on me in front of their wives & the wives gets mad at me. A lot would be done when I worked in retail. But I had to be nice.

  • @jessikarabbid4720

    @jessikarabbid4720

    2 жыл бұрын

    Right!?! Like hunni it's hot... why are you sexualizing a child wearing shorts and a tank top... like clearly you and your husband are the problem for getting all hot and bothered about it.

  • @felicitybarnett6577

    @felicitybarnett6577

    2 жыл бұрын

    Same

  • @_scaredycatt_
    @_scaredycatt_ Жыл бұрын

    "I'm not stupid enough to tell her she's overweight." LITERALLY IMPLIED THAT SHE'S OVERWEIGHT.

  • @redbunny22

    @redbunny22

    11 ай бұрын

    "I'm not stupid I told her shes a gross heffer I don't know why she thought I said she was fat jeez".

  • @lunar.mermaid

    @lunar.mermaid

    2 ай бұрын

    He apparently thinks she's overweight and too dumb to realize he thinks so. Made me so mad

  • @kalebwieland4938

    @kalebwieland4938

    17 күн бұрын

    "Uhh, mate, it looks like she's overweight."

  • @sheinakinn2936
    @sheinakinn29362 жыл бұрын

    Re the first story: Forget giving me pick me vibes, this gives me "It's CAllEd DaRk HumOr BrO" vibes.

  • @lunacarolyn

    @lunacarolyn

    2 жыл бұрын

    This!

  • @daipovs

    @daipovs

    2 жыл бұрын

    My thoughts exact!!

  • @katelyn6039
    @katelyn6039 Жыл бұрын

    I was listening to this episode and my husband overheard and said “what is a Pygmy girl?” 😂

  • @Liliana-ek2zp

    @Liliana-ek2zp

    3 ай бұрын

    Well for that description pygmy usually means small. Examples include Pygmy goats. (I'm not trying to be rude. I'm saying this is what you should respond with in a joking tone.)

  • @kelseyfitzgerald872

    @kelseyfitzgerald872

    2 ай бұрын

    😂😂😂

  • @sneakymaaike5633

    @sneakymaaike5633

    Ай бұрын

    Omg that's so cute😂

  • @TheKittenXD
    @TheKittenXD2 жыл бұрын

    Reverse pick me story: I was driving, and had a guy with me I was super into. I asked him to put on music and he put jazz. I love jazz, and said that too, even asked if he knew few songs I like. He grew quiet and then said "You know, it's quite annoying and not cute when you try to match my interests". Damn dude, lemme just like jazz... Then he tried to make me "prove I know jazz" (gatekeeping).

  • @fleurmal7648

    @fleurmal7648

    Жыл бұрын

    That sucks! That's a reason I have trouble opening up about my interests. I kind of like a little of everything but don't have many full on obsessions. So I can never "prove" I like something enough for other people 😅 whether you are familiar with 5 jazz artists or 100, you still like jazz!

  • @timeea.i19

    @timeea.i19

    7 ай бұрын

    So...if he ever dates someone, he doesn't want his significant other to have common interests and hobbies with him? He doesn't want to do things together? I don't get this mindset. So you were supposed to HATE jazz?? Like...having simillar interests means you can talk about things. I don't get the way he thinks

  • @voorhness
    @voorhness2 жыл бұрын

    This is something that only recently came to light in my mind, but these men are grown adult men. They are not boys. Infantilizing them just keeps giving them a pass. I've come to realize that these types of men are not stupid. They know exactly what they're doing. I used to constantly call them "boys" as an insult, but lately I've been reminding myself that they DO know better, they are not children, and I need to face the sad and kind of terrifying reality of that. Lmao. Just wanted to share my thoughts on that.

  • @emilyhoward6538

    @emilyhoward6538

    2 жыл бұрын

    💯

  • @sarahanderson8005

    @sarahanderson8005

    2 жыл бұрын

    I was thinking the same thing! It’s called the “no true Scotsman” fallacy :)

  • @sofijaradunovic7531

    @sofijaradunovic7531

    2 жыл бұрын

    i agree completely, up until a year ago i thought that it was clever to call them boys until i realized these are grown ass mature men and calling them boys just minimizes the damage they do, i was wondering will i see this sort of comment here, love it

  • @ghosty8193

    @ghosty8193

    2 жыл бұрын

    100%. It's easy to 'insult' these guys because they deserve it but it is giving them a pass.

  • @eckilla

    @eckilla

    2 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for saying what I wanted to!

  • @reaganmorris2154
    @reaganmorris21542 жыл бұрын

    the lance and anna story… has it ever occured to the sister that maybe she doesn’t know what lance wants at all? because anna seems to be exactly what he wants. 😂😂😂

  • @Clownbunnycosplay

    @Clownbunnycosplay

    2 жыл бұрын

    Right! You only know Lance In group or friend settings! You don’t know how he is one on one! It just angered me

  • @knitwitchpgh

    @knitwitchpgh

    2 жыл бұрын

    Yess clearly the sister has confidence and that's attractive as hell. And the fact they clearly both want kids and op sees that as a problem like boo lance wouldn't want kids with you either way 😂

  • @erinmcclurg9090

    @erinmcclurg9090

    Жыл бұрын

    the fact that she describes Lance as all these great things (smart, attractive, mysterious) and then just says her sister is just beautiful. She clearly has some sort of weird possessiveness over Lance.

  • @talynhastime9343

    @talynhastime9343

    Жыл бұрын

    Clearly Lance wants a very outgoing and bright personality to offset his quiet nature. Opposites can, in fact, attract.

  • @AshleyAmbrose94

    @AshleyAmbrose94

    Жыл бұрын

    Lance probably needed the sister's influence to come out of his shell in a way he never could with OP because he wasn't comfortable enough

  • @ashesandrosesss
    @ashesandrosesss2 жыл бұрын

    Something to remember fellas... Just because you are no longer attracted to your wife/gf/s.o - does not mean someone else won't be. Careful what you wish for.

  • @fricketyfracktraintrack

    @fricketyfracktraintrack

    2 жыл бұрын

    This reminds me of that Reddit story where some guy decided he wasn't as attracted to his fat girlfriend anymore, (even though they got together when she was already fat, so I don't know why he was surprised) and short of begged her to open up the relationship, only for her to get all this attention from other dudes and him getting absolutely nothing, so then dude wants to close the relationship and asked if he was the asshole and the internet fucking slaughtered him. Glorious.

  • @aliyahscarth

    @aliyahscarth

    Жыл бұрын

    @@fricketyfracktraintrack do you have the link to that story by any chance??

  • @xjenzy5623

    @xjenzy5623

    Жыл бұрын

    @@aliyahscarth lmk if u get the link

  • @bootlegcatcafe8818
    @bootlegcatcafe88182 жыл бұрын

    first story: the thing is, he mentions they joke about "height, weight, etc". basically, all THEIR own attributes. they all "signed" up for the jokes by being a part of the group. E's girlfriend, J, is not their friend, she is not there to hear what they say, joke back at them, nothing. E is basically her representative and he's doing the absolutely right thing by no longer being a part of that friendship. side note, i like how there's no mention of the rest of the group's gfs. either their gfs are "10s" (yuck) or they don't have any. wonder which one it is...

  • @bootlegcatcafe8818

    @bootlegcatcafe8818

    2 жыл бұрын

    also, let's call what those guys are doing what it is. they're gossiping. that's right, that thing they looove to stereotype and hate women for. they're not "jokes" because to them, there's truth to every joke and the fact they feel the need to continue when he's not around. they're being "catty" and "drama queens", you know, the same things im sure they say about women

  • @jessikarabbid4720

    @jessikarabbid4720

    2 жыл бұрын

    ​@@bootlegcatcafe8818 I almost wonder if other male members of the group have hidden their relationships.. like in fear of judgement as well. From past experience there's always a ring leader, and I've known a lot of men that act like complete different people when that "ring leader" comes around... unfortunately. Their behavior changed almost everytime that I saw, because they didn't want to be victims too..

  • @bootlegcatcafe8818

    @bootlegcatcafe8818

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@jessikarabbid4720 oh for sure. he says they always talk about J when E isnt around. but who knows if the rest talk about J when E AND Op arent around. it seems like Op is a “ringleader” of sorts, especially since he seems like an instigator

  • @jessikarabbid4720

    @jessikarabbid4720

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@bootlegcatcafe8818 oh! I missed the part of them talking about J when E isn't even around... that makes it even more weird to me. Like what's the point? Unless OP maybe secretly likes J or E.... 🤔 sounds a bit obsessive in one way or another!!!

  • @Jennywren7Blogspot

    @Jennywren7Blogspot

    Жыл бұрын

    I think their only gfs are their right hands

  • @anavanessamodarca8291
    @anavanessamodarca82912 жыл бұрын

    13:36 1st story 22:36 2nd story 27:39 ad 29:15 listener write-in 37:46 3rd story 52:42 ad 54:02 4th story 1:08:39 5th story 1:18:27 6th story

  • @brittanycraig5812

    @brittanycraig5812

    2 жыл бұрын

    God bless you

  • @emmywilliams7826

    @emmywilliams7826

    2 жыл бұрын

    ur a god 🙏🏻

  • @sadie2584

    @sadie2584

    2 жыл бұрын

    ur the best

  • @goatgod6

    @goatgod6

    Жыл бұрын

    Ty it takes so long for them to get to it lol

  • @igowra747

    @igowra747

    Жыл бұрын

    scrolling for this comment

  • @NaniiS04
    @NaniiS042 жыл бұрын

    For the girl commenting on how her sister dresses: as the wife of a "quiet" guy I can assure you we know our husbands, if we're saying something's up, we're not asking for your opinion on it.

  • @kimberlyjones8152

    @kimberlyjones8152

    2 жыл бұрын

    Yes was looking for this comment! the older sister didn't seem to understand that a guy may not act the same between a female friend and his dang wife! Sounds like he's quiet around the older sister and is prob more open to the younger sister aka the wife which is how it should be lol your wife should be your best friend

  • @toratoragaming

    @toratoragaming

    2 жыл бұрын

    YES! As the girlfriend of a quiet guy (going on 5 years now), I can tell the difference between his regular quiet and “weird” quiet. I know when to get him out of a situation, when to talk to him about a situation, and when it’s ok to encourage him to try something knew just based on the kind of quiet I’m experiencing from him. Even over text at this point.

  • @annseotan8049

    @annseotan8049

    Жыл бұрын

    Didn't know where to write but I find this couple so lovely,reminded me of kdrama manga jdrama itazura kiss All this quiet husband and outgoing wife Ooooh, it made my day

  • @IHeartGameplay
    @IHeartGameplay2 жыл бұрын

    Honestly good on the first boyfriend. I know more than a few who would just laugh along but he stood up for his girlfriend. E babes, I wish you a long and happy marriage. Hopfully you find some actual friends.

  • @Mel-zv1gf
    @Mel-zv1gf Жыл бұрын

    The guy who said that he rates his friend’s girlfriend a 3 or 4 is so mean. The girl is probably gorgeous and a 10 in her man’s eyes. Beauty is soooo subjective and just because he thinks she’s ugly, that doesn’t mean she is AT ALL. Also, a fantastic personality makes someone so so soooo much more attractive. I’m glad that his friend stood up for the woman he loves and got out of that toxic group. The OP is an awful person.

  • @aksharamuralidhar5570

    @aksharamuralidhar5570

    Жыл бұрын

    I know... Right... Like I feel there is a good chance the girl is actually equal to the guy she's dating like 8 or 9 and the OP is just a jealous birch

  • @joeydiaz5927

    @joeydiaz5927

    Жыл бұрын

    If he thinks she’s a 3 what’s the problem? You just said it was relative to the individual. Get over it. And also there are clear 10s. It’s not subjective. There are clear 1s. Not subjective.

  • @Mel-zv1gf

    @Mel-zv1gf

    Жыл бұрын

    @@joeydiaz5927 If your friend is in love with a girl, it is so hurtful to tell him you think she’s unattractive. No one wants to hear that about someone they love. So that automatically makes the friend inconsiderate and rude. Also, I do agree that there are some people that are extremely gorgeous and others who are typically perceived as ugly. However, most people fall in the middle and are just normal. And a lot of men have preferences that can make a woman higher or lower on their scale. For example, I have no curves whatsoever and I have a more athletic build because I ran in high school and a lot of guys would not find my body attractive. Luckily for me, I am my boyfriends type. I’m also blonde which is his type. If I was a curvy brunette, he would rate me a lot lower than a skinny blonde but on another guys scale I might be rated lower. So that’s mainly what I was trying to say. Everyone’s scale is different and although some people are objectively attractive or ugly due to cultural standards, the people in the middle are a lot more subjective.

  • @joeydiaz5927

    @joeydiaz5927

    Жыл бұрын

    @@Mel-zv1gf I agree. The vast majority of people are average. Humans are a bell curve. But a man’s relationship with his friends is much different than girls. Men don’t mind hurting feelings if it’s necessary or is needed to prove a point. We are not women who generally tip toe around feelings. Guys are not like that. And if your boy is telling you your girl isn’t good looking he is telling you not as a bully but as a friend who thinks you can do better. I’ve told my friend they can do better haven’t you ?

  • @oliviamiley7543

    @oliviamiley7543

    Жыл бұрын

    @@joeydiaz5927 objectively speaking you are talking about doing better with looks? How does that encompass personality or how she treats him? I can understand saying he can do better if she treated him like shit and had a shit personality “like OP” but it sounds like he’s just taking her at face value. Not to mention they’re talking shit about someone who isn’t there to defend themselves . I’d like to see them say that shit to her face and not stutter. People are all kinds of confident behind closed doors but how much you wanna bet that if she were standing in front of them they’d all be wearing shit eating grins and being the kind of sweet that gives cavities. It’s bullshit. Looks may get you in the door but her personality is what made him stay with her for so long. And I’m sorry but being a shit talker behind closed doors doesn’t make you a man. It makes you a p**sy. And he should be ashamed at judging someone he barely knows. Never once did he say that the gf treats him like shit. Or is a horrible person. Not once did he ever say she was horrible to him. Saying she’s “ugly” without ever actually getting to know her is disgusting. And before you say there are people who are clearly ugly and clearly attractive there is someone out there that will find the person you deem “ugly” attractive. My sister and I have sat down and I have said I find a guy attractive and she says she doesn’t find him attractive at all. Not only is judging someone by appearances instead of character ugly in itself. It’s deplorable, and that person should take a long look in the mirror and think about the person they want to be. Before judging anyone. It sounds like he’s jealous of his friends healthy and happy relationship to me. That’s all I had to say.

  • @camiladejesus5983
    @camiladejesus59832 жыл бұрын

    For that story about the jealous sister. You just *know* Lance hates OP, and probably was always annoyed with her. Not only is OP jealous of her sister Ann (I think?), but she also can't see a single admirable quality in her? "All Ann talks about is her looks." Is that really true? Or does she just not see her Ann as a person. Not to mention maybe the reason Lance is always quiet around her is because he's not comfortable with her, and never was.

  • @TheFairylilith

    @TheFairylilith

    2 жыл бұрын

    Exactly! Maybe OP has subconsciously started showing signs of her distaste towards her sister's and Lance's relationship and her jealousy over it, making him uncomfortable and wanting to distance himself from her. And it might be that OP and Lance weren't ever really that close but she had a crush on him and now is just seething over the fact that Lance didn't "choose" her.

  • @picklegurrl

    @picklegurrl

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@TheFairylilith OMG YOURE SO RIGHT! I don’t think they were ever close, and I’ve totally liked guys and seen this connection that just wasn’t there. But for years? Into him being married? Really?

  • @krisl6537

    @krisl6537

    2 жыл бұрын

    Ann is in love with Lance and bitter bcuz he fell for her sister instead of her. The signs are way to obvious.

  • @kimberlyjones8152

    @kimberlyjones8152

    2 жыл бұрын

    Exactly 💯

  • @kimberlyjones8152

    @kimberlyjones8152

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@krisl6537 Ann Is the younger sister aka wife totally agree though

  • @clairesmallwood2953
    @clairesmallwood29532 жыл бұрын

    Group chat story: I hate that because she’s a woman she kind of gets a free pass. If a guy was doing this in a group chat it would be sexual harassment

  • @baileighb

    @baileighb

    2 жыл бұрын

    I was thinking the same thing!!!

  • @Rmrz06.

    @Rmrz06.

    2 жыл бұрын

    Yes!! I agree!! I wish the guys woulda said something tho. If it were my husband I would hope they'd leave the chat and them when she asked why they could have told her.

  • @sandrajohnson4233

    @sandrajohnson4233

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@Rmrz06. this. The guys should have spoken up.

  • @spaceinveda7408

    @spaceinveda7408

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@Rmrz06. Right. It seems shady that they made the only girl say something. Like, if they had an issue with it they should've left the group chat. It's so easy to avoid people over text so it's like ... why do you even need the girl to go after the other? I feel like men will pin women against each other sometimes too.

  • @coniwiiuwu5578

    @coniwiiuwu5578

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@spaceinveda7408 I’m pretty sure the guys didn’t want to say anything cause the girl could easily pin it negatively on them. Saying they are harassing her, trying to “silence her”, etc. Like, imagine the field day Reddit would have if the dudes “tried to police how she dresses or expresses herself” lol

  • @MiaAndreaLong
    @MiaAndreaLong2 жыл бұрын

    My mom announced my pregnancy at my grandmas funeral (her mom). everyone cheered and was so happy. Mexican funerals aren’t super sad. We throw parties to celebrate the life that person lived. there’s usually music, alcohol, and dancing. i think the funeral story was a cultural difference like Morgan pointed out.

  • @bruja6698

    @bruja6698

    2 жыл бұрын

    Where are you from? I’m Mexican too (have lived in Monterrey and Guadalajara) and I have never heard of funerals being like that. Not saying you’re wrong or anything, I just genuinely find it interesting lol

  • @MiaAndreaLong

    @MiaAndreaLong

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@bruja6698 texas

  • @loui7706

    @loui7706

    Жыл бұрын

    @@bruja6698 los funerales de pueblo suelen ser asi

  • @noname-lt1mv

    @noname-lt1mv

    Жыл бұрын

    It depends but the girl in that story seemed very dense . It was very inappropriate

  • @marianaochoa5571

    @marianaochoa5571

    Жыл бұрын

    @@bruja6698 Well, I am also Mexican (Tamaulipas) and the family is so big that funerals are the only chance the family get to see each other at the same time, so the funeral home is loud with chattering, so many people for so many hours, people bring food like tamales and roasted chiken, cookies, soda, and there is a time to be somber like when the ceremony or inside the room where the coffin is quieter. I've known families who deliberately party afterwards, sometimes even in the dead person's home

  • @romy-3190
    @romy-31902 жыл бұрын

    With the story about Lance I can only hear a therapist in a calming voice say: “I think we should unpack some things here. Why do you hate your sister? Why do you feel the need to yell you’re not in love with Lance? Do you have any nice hobbies?”

  • @shlokaashetty6577

    @shlokaashetty6577

    Жыл бұрын

    "dont you have a job?"

  • @kyleighwhite1409
    @kyleighwhite14092 жыл бұрын

    As a former pick me, I want to humbly apologize to the entire world. 😂I’ve changed my ways

  • @michelaadriana9342

    @michelaadriana9342

    2 жыл бұрын

    Lol what did you do that made you a pick me?

  • @sidoniegabrielle269

    @sidoniegabrielle269

    Жыл бұрын

    lol just based on your name (and i could be wrong) i’m assuming you can’t be much older than early 20s and no worries man, we rly do all have our moments. learning from it Ever is awesome, learning it young is excellent just ‘cause it even makes your life way easier…

  • @katstergirl

    @katstergirl

    Жыл бұрын

    I think every girl during puberty has 'pick me' moments, because we are taught being 'like the other girls' meant being all the bad aspects associated with being feminine. it's the misogyny for sure, and it also encourages us to see each other as competition, but also the extreme self doubt.

  • @mewho6199

    @mewho6199

    Жыл бұрын

    Apology not accepted. You've done a lot of harm to a lot of people. Jk. Idgaf.

  • @sadiestubbert4535

    @sadiestubbert4535

    Жыл бұрын

    don't worry, we've all been a pick me

  • @sharrasummerdawnschmidt3474
    @sharrasummerdawnschmidt34742 жыл бұрын

    First story: “they are just jokes” except they ALSO actually mean the shit they say. and newsflash: jokes are funny and if you find putting down another person as funny you are the worst type of human.

  • @geoffmerritt

    @geoffmerritt

    2 жыл бұрын

    Those type of male friends I dumped when I was that E's age. Totaly hate the "just a joke" mentality...

  • @blsmcherry789

    @blsmcherry789

    Жыл бұрын

    Yep!!! They're just bullies and respond in dismissive ways to excuse their bad behavior/make the friend and their s/o feel gaslit.

  • @mattieyoncha6243
    @mattieyoncha62432 жыл бұрын

    I feel like Morgan has lived 1000s lives. Every episode she has some relevant past job or story/experience. It’s great.

  • @Clownbunnycosplay

    @Clownbunnycosplay

    2 жыл бұрын

    Same!! She’s an ancient being, with much wisdom.

  • @user-in4ep2ci9f

    @user-in4ep2ci9f

    Жыл бұрын

    Like Barbie hahaha!

  • @flowersandperfume355
    @flowersandperfume3552 жыл бұрын

    that last story was insane. I feel bad for girls who have pick me roomates like them. that girl had the audacity to tell her roomate to stay out of the "common area" and basically hide, and then continued to insult her after she complied. take that as a lesson ladies, even if you dim your shine for others they'll still take digs at you so you should have never dimmed your light at all

  • @hails97751
    @hails977512 жыл бұрын

    I think a pick me guy is a guy who is overly obsessed with being “the nice guy” and making sure every girl in his life knows he’s a feminist and thinks women deserve equal rights and other humans deserve equality.

  • @adiegrass1616

    @adiegrass1616

    2 жыл бұрын

    This. They’re like “I did the bare minimum applaud me 🥰😩”

  • @hayden9178

    @hayden9178

    2 жыл бұрын

    I def think it’s this and also at the same time can be what they said in the video. Just depends on the situation ig

  • @hails97751

    @hails97751

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@hayden9178 Totally! I agree with the girls in the pod on what they say 100%, it can for sure be both

  • @hails97751

    @hails97751

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@adiegrass1616 I sadly briefly dated a guy who would constantly say “I would never ghost you, I’m a nice guy. I’m such a nice guy, I respect women.” but the guy ghosted me and didn’t respect my wishes when he tried to get back in contact with me when I said I wasn’t interested anymore and to not contact me anymore.

  • @adiegrass1616

    @adiegrass1616

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@hails97751 that is awful I’m so sorry!

  • @romy-3190
    @romy-31902 жыл бұрын

    One the first story: OP is annoyed at E for setting a standard, feels like E gets a special treatment by not having to deal with mean jokes.. why not raise the bar of how you treat others to the same standard? I bet OP is insecure and needs to do some soul-searching

  • @chriselledeans9136

    @chriselledeans9136

    2 жыл бұрын

    OP clearly has not been in a serious relationship before

  • @patriciadioknoia8822

    @patriciadioknoia8822

    2 жыл бұрын

    They give me "the campus-bullies who are also the most famous students" vibe.

  • @IlkaWaffy

    @IlkaWaffy

    2 жыл бұрын

    The way OP talks about his friend almost sounds like he's either in love with E himself and jealous or he's weirdly possessive (plus sounds really sexist) Insulting someone's partner is not funny. It's disrespectful af fuck.

  • @spaceinveda7408

    @spaceinveda7408

    2 жыл бұрын

    Frat dude mentality

  • @Wexory

    @Wexory

    2 жыл бұрын

    I mean, you can insult me to my face, but shittalking about someone who isn't there it's a whole new level

  • @thereandtheir9385
    @thereandtheir9385 Жыл бұрын

    My husband's ex-friend who was in his late 20s threw a literal tantrum when he was told he couldn't insult me. Husband gave him two options that he could either talk on topics that did not involve me or not be his friend anymore. This 28 year old man couldn't understand this, he called their other friends and told them how I was "making" my husband break friendship over "little things" and how "he could no longer "joke", how I had "completely taken over his friendship" etc. Finally after a year of his continuing to start every conversation with insulting me (and husband reminding him of the boundary -> him throwing the fit and the conversation ending there), husband finally blocked him and every other guy who had the audacity to get involved and tell him to be ok with the insults to his wife.

  • @hannacardi8794
    @hannacardi8794 Жыл бұрын

    Oh my gosh! The boobs thing, YES! I overheard a coworker complaining about how “inappropriate” my shirts were when half the women in department were wearing VERY low cut shirts. I was wearing a V-neck with a tank top under it. I just have boobs. Can’t control it.

  • @UnnamedHumanOnEarth

    @UnnamedHumanOnEarth

    3 ай бұрын

    I have small boobs but I agree with that one, if other girls are wearing the same thing then people can just mind their own business

  • @charlene9489
    @charlene94892 жыл бұрын

    I think what makes someone a pick-me is when they put down other women/men to make themselves appear better. Ex. "Oh, she's just a cheerleader. Cheerleaders are so preppy. I'm way too cool to be her."

  • @luciagonzalo6762
    @luciagonzalo67622 жыл бұрын

    On the last story I would've turned around and said very calmly: "I'm sorry you're insecure and that's why you're trying to make me feel the same but the only reason I'm eating takeout every night it's because you said yourself that your boyfriend is talking about my body and even though it's my home too, it's gross and I don't want to feel uncomfortable in my own place 🙂" and go happy

  • @lisaliu5890
    @lisaliu58902 жыл бұрын

    Funeral story: I also think the fact that the husband/partner didn’t find out before she announced to everyone else is problematic.

  • @renoodle5554
    @renoodle55542 жыл бұрын

    That first guy.... the thing everyone is missing is the group wasnt making fun of the friend, they were making fun of his partner, who is NOT in the group and did NOT sign up for this dynamic. Everyone keeps saying "we joke about each other" but this isn't about "each other," this is about someone else. This dude doesn't see his friends partner as her own person, just an extension of his friend (gross, first of all) who isn't worthy of the general respect you'd give someone outside your group. The friend has every right to be upset about his friends mocking and basically bullying his partner, because the partner did NOT sign up for this at all nor is she included in the "banter".

  • @ea-xb2cf
    @ea-xb2cf Жыл бұрын

    Story 1: It isn't a joke if he literally thinks she's not good enough for his friend.

  • @ChichiPee

    @ChichiPee

    7 ай бұрын

    He's calling it a joke. Making a mockery of her. He's been clear he's serious about her, that should be enough for his friends.I would understand if she was a raging b*tch, but nothing of the sort was mentioned. Just her looks. Therefore: he's TA.

  • @eve4xo
    @eve4xo2 жыл бұрын

    That 'Justified Pettiness' would be a great pod topic

  • @rolandocarrillo4570

    @rolandocarrillo4570

    2 жыл бұрын

    I think they did one called malicious compliance or revenge. Where people were being petty and they discuss if it's justified or not. It's a good episode I recommend it.

  • @Reflectionofmedusa

    @Reflectionofmedusa

    2 жыл бұрын

    Yess i would love an episode like this!

  • @nikthemilf8034

    @nikthemilf8034

    2 жыл бұрын

    Yessss!!!

  • @eve4xo

    @eve4xo

    2 жыл бұрын

    @Tori Yeah! I've binged all of the Two Hot Takes episodes, I just want more lol

  • @SammaJamma1234567
    @SammaJamma12345672 жыл бұрын

    The sundress guy is excited to see other women FOR SURE. hes also a misogynistic pos. If you dont like your partners body, break up. You dont have a right to tell someone to change their body. You arent a match, plain and simple.

  • @AtomicPuffin

    @AtomicPuffin

    2 жыл бұрын

    My immediate reaction to his "she's probably overweight but I wouldnt tell her that cause I'm not an idiot" Was uh but u just DID. How else do u take the words "you arent ready for sundress season"

  • @SammaJamma1234567

    @SammaJamma1234567

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@AtomicPuffin exactly! Some men lack the critical thinking to understand what context clues are 😂

  • @mollyryan5381

    @mollyryan5381

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@AtomicPuffin yeah just because you aren’t literally saying “you are fat” doesn’t mean you aren’t still implying it

  • @ginger_snapped_
    @ginger_snapped_2 жыл бұрын

    I recently showed my mom the “Basic Hygiene… Not So Basic” episode and she was ROLLING at Justin’s poop commentary. My dad and her are road-tripping for their anniversary and she plans on playing the pod in the car lmao. Glad to spread the wealth (but not the cheeks 😂) and loved this episode!!!

  • @meggokappo
    @meggokappo2 жыл бұрын

    I butt heads with my mom over the boob size thing too! She is an A cup and I'm a DD-DDD and she's gotten better about understanding that the presence of cleavage on me doesn't mean something is low cut, but it's still a struggle. She also was raised with a lot of catholic guilt haha so she has a lot of shame around bodies that I've tried to train her out of... I also continue to have to tell her that it's a lot more inappropriate of her to say "you shouldn't wear that around your father" than for me to wear something that's slightly revealing. Like he's my dad... He's not looking and shouldn't be.

  • @sidoniegabrielle269

    @sidoniegabrielle269

    Жыл бұрын

    i’m glad she’s trying. not that it was ever okay to say anything like that to you, but as a busty gal who’s only lived with relatives that have the same body type, and as someone with a family full of bottled up ass irish catholic emotions, i think it means a lot that she bothers to listen or change even ever so slightly. that’s emotional helth right there, and it’s super cool of you to grant that patience when you really aren’t necessarily obligated to do so. she’s got a lot of work to do on her own, but you’re helping her along in a great way even just through commanding the respect and comfort you deserve

  • @Moey_idk

    @Moey_idk

    Жыл бұрын

    My back goes out to you.

  • @shelby_button
    @shelby_button2 жыл бұрын

    The Lance story; 🤣🤣🤣 holy crap omg. She loves him so much. She’s loved him for years. She’s sooo sad to realize that he was looking past her all that time at her “hot sister”.

  • @fleurmal7648

    @fleurmal7648

    Жыл бұрын

    Lol yeah when she said "I didn't think he was into girls who dressed like that" I wondered if she would've catered her style to appeal to him?

  • @jaiemia
    @jaiemia2 жыл бұрын

    I'm told constantly that I need to dress "more like a mum" now I have two kids. I'm 27. But apparently now I'm not allowed to wear crop tops or bikinis anymore

  • @destineyrosa7609

    @destineyrosa7609

    2 жыл бұрын

    I hate when people say that. I’m not a mom and I’m only 23 but I love seeing confident moms wearing what they want, rather it be all covered up or bikinis! Just cause you’re a mom doesn’t mean you have to put yourself second 🫶🏻

  • @XantaliX

    @XantaliX

    2 жыл бұрын

    I hate that people think maternity= leaving all your complexities and identity as a woman under the rug. Fuck them.

  • @susannaloeppky8336

    @susannaloeppky8336

    2 жыл бұрын

    This!!! I’m 26 I have two beautiful kids and I’m constantly told to wear something more “covering” cause I’m a mom and everything… but I feel best in that and that’s what I’m gonna do

  • @sidoniegabrielle269

    @sidoniegabrielle269

    Жыл бұрын

    it’s so confusing like i know moms who can absolutely pull off those looks & my family doesn’t shit on my cousin as far as i know of for dressing like she’s a young adult… when we see young women with babies who are influencers we don’t get mad if they’re in a crop top and yoga pants. i do not get how young (and confident older, and when i say older i mean 50+ not 30+) women have to regulate some dress code like they’re not still attractive women wearing what feels nice. if you show up in a sheer lace thing otherwise completely nude it’s an issue, if you’re wearing something a lil short or a lil tight then feck either you love yourself or couldn’t afford a shirt with more coverage or both. my mom recently started wearing shorts, leggings, all this stylish form-fitting hot girl summer shit. she is more stylish than me these days and i’m so proud of her. basically since the moment she got pregnant, she felt like she had to dress like the boring side of old navy forever and then she saw women on tiktok saying fuck off i wear what i want and i look amazing. she took that inspiration and she looks amazing!!! i’d literally only shit on her or on younger women wearing low coverage cute shit if i let my insecurity and jealousy attack me and the way i see others in a bad bad way. it stinks that we have these standards at all

  • @sashavann92

    @sashavann92

    Жыл бұрын

    I had a mohawk when I had my first at 18 and dressed like a punk. Tartan trousers and cherry red Doc Martins. Was told constantly that I needed to "grow up" now that I was a mum and dress more like a mother figure. I could never understand it. My appearance has nothing to do with how much I love and care for my children. I'm Muslim now, so I have gone from one end of the spectrum to the other 😂 But I wish I hadn't been pushed to dress like a frumpy middle aged woman when I didn't want too, I still dont now at 30 and I've never been into anything worse then booty shorts and a t-shirt. My mum, who was one of the people pushing me to be more conservative, now goes to the pub with just a bra and see through top on and my siatsrs always tell her its not appropriate at her age (48) even tho she looks amazing. Double standards all round 😂

  • @aubryellaotero1064
    @aubryellaotero10642 жыл бұрын

    The third to last story…. My boyfriend had a “ girl friend” who acted exactly the same way. We all went to a hotel together one night bc we needed a place to crash after all hanging out and she’s like “omg (bfs name) remember when we stayed here together last time??” This was just the cherry on top of her whole pick me pie. He had to tell me later that it wasn’t the two of them- they were with a group of friends and nothing has happened between them. He ended up cutting her off after this sometime later but thinking about her still boils my blood

  • @sakkababe08
    @sakkababe082 жыл бұрын

    i think the thing with guys judging other guys gf’s appearances has to do with men getting their validation from other men. like men are always competing with each other for who has the hottest wife, the nicest car, etc. and it’s about their status in society that’s been rooted in misogyny

  • @rayuubi
    @rayuubi Жыл бұрын

    the pick me girl stories, the ones like the story about her sister dating her friend.. really made me realize that i was a pick me girl in my teens ughhh

  • @kaylajaned6764
    @kaylajaned67642 жыл бұрын

    That first story: the worst part is she’s probably super aware of it too, because people love to hate on women when they think the spouse or partner is more attractive. It reminds me of a KZreadr I watch talking about how often she gets messages about how her husband must be gay because there’s no way he would find her attractive. It’s awful. Also idk if all these stories were about pick mes, just awful people? I conceptualize pick mes as people talking about how better they are than other men/women, not people who have non gender conforming interests (like enjoying strip clubs). Tara Mookney has awesome videos about pick me boys and girls.

  • @jynniepig8343
    @jynniepig83432 жыл бұрын

    I agree that sometimes being called a “pick me” is inaccurate. But anyone who gets called out on shitty or inappropriate behavior that responds with “I can’t help that I’m like that” or “sorry you’re not any fun” is 100% a pick me. The group chat story was weird af, and that girl obviously has no social awareness

  • @Mechgineer
    @Mechgineer Жыл бұрын

    Cause of this show, I’ve realized my mother is a huge Pick Me. Literally while I was getting teary eyed as my wife-to-be was walking down the aisle, my mom started waving her arms around to get my attention to mime that I should smile. Her distracting me broke me out of the moment, stopping me from crying which pissed me off and put a sour memory over the entire ceremony (this was not the first time she’s taken something big from me to put herself in the spotlight)

  • @Crybabycry884

    @Crybabycry884

    Жыл бұрын

    Awww I’m sorry that happened:(

  • @devan6127

    @devan6127

    Жыл бұрын

    That seriously so icky, I went NC a with my family cuz of their toxic bs. I doubt she would stop at your wedding

  • @miyamccavera5916
    @miyamccavera59162 жыл бұрын

    That first one is insane. My husband would rip someone apart if they made fun of my looks.

  • @celestesharp6120
    @celestesharp6120 Жыл бұрын

    The one about sun dress season: He is technically saying she is overweight by wanting to look at other women in sun dresses and not her, and telling her, "You're not ready yet."

  • @tayylorraee
    @tayylorraee2 жыл бұрын

    my best friend does certain things like a “pick-me”, for example, we have some guy friends and she will say things like “i can’t believe it took you that long to get ready, i could never care that much about how i look” or one time on my 21st birthday, she sat there with my boyfriend at the time and told him all the “embarrassing” things i did when we were broken up a few months ago, and it just came off hurtful to me and that she was trying to make me look like a more high maintenance, emotional girl than her to.. idk get their approval?? it was so weird and she always does it. even today, she posted stuff on her story after i was sad this week about said boyfriend ending things with me again, about how she needs to surround herself with people who are more successful and less sad. i wanna send her this episode and be like “omg you have to watch this, it’s so funny!” just to see if she will self reflect on the same behavior HAHA

  • @droqlet

    @droqlet

    2 жыл бұрын

    Girl, end the friendship…

  • @yovanna812

    @yovanna812

    2 жыл бұрын

    I had a friend like this and I've honestly been better off since.

  • @tayylorraee

    @tayylorraee

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@droqlet as much as i’d like to, we work full time together in an office space and i have 6 months left of my contract here before i move upstate :( maybe after i will just distance myself but i don’t want the work drama of ending a friendship haha

  • @naomikathleen3616

    @naomikathleen3616

    2 жыл бұрын

    The good part of me wants to say you should take the high road and let her downfall happen naturally, because it always comes with people like that. The petty part of me says to wait till she’s really feeling a guy in front of you and loudly ask her if she just farted 💀 not the most mature option but it gets the job done

  • @yovanna812

    @yovanna812

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@naomikathleen3616 a girl in the friend group has officially been condemned by everyone. Everyone FINALLY noticed she's mean to the women in the group & makes inappropriate comments about the guys & how they all love her. I'm glad they all finally saw her true colors

  • @ambermeslar3586
    @ambermeslar35862 жыл бұрын

    Something I wanna say about the first story; OP complains that E is so funny and talkative but J is quiet and doesn't talk. Maybe his gf (J) doesn't want to talk to you! She probably got bad vibes from OP anyways and rightfully so!

  • @lunadd5379
    @lunadd53792 жыл бұрын

    I love Lauren. Every time she comes on I get this opinion that she would be a very great friend to have

  • @TwoHotTakes

    @TwoHotTakes

    2 жыл бұрын

    She is :)

  • @solannyandrea378
    @solannyandrea3782 жыл бұрын

    Oh man! When my husband and I where first dating alot of his girl friends treated me like shit because they where some how possessive with him. So much drama. One once told me " I will always be in his life. Even if you don't like it" lol 😆 he dropped her and married me

  • @McKellie806
    @McKellie8062 жыл бұрын

    I had a “friend” who was always in competition with me. She thought I was “too fat” and “too ugly” to have the boyfriends I did. She got many of them to sleep with her and she’d go after every single one of my ex’s.

  • @sidoniegabrielle269

    @sidoniegabrielle269

    Жыл бұрын

    ew i’m sorry that happened to you both bc of how cruel that was of your “friend” to say and do and bc the fact that some of those guys disrespected you in such a painful manner is so disgusting and awful. i’m glad you know she’s not your friend and i hope you’re either with someone who respects you and loves you a lot or are single and are gonna walk into someone who knows your true beauty any day now 🌸

  • @McKellie806

    @McKellie806

    Жыл бұрын

    @@sidoniegabrielle269 I’m married now and we’re very happy. She tried to get at him but my husband laughed at her. Her brother was a full grown man in his 30s and was trying to get my 16yr old sis to sleep with him. I turned into hulk. My husband and I were attacked by her entire family and then they called the police on us. Lmfao. Her and her entire family is so disgusting.

  • @Dahlily

    @Dahlily

    5 ай бұрын

    Ugh how horrible. Bad friend.

  • @frans1569
    @frans15692 жыл бұрын

    I love it when Lauren is around. She's so funny when she said she wanted to report the flight attended but didn't. I've been there girl😂😂

  • @its_not_bianca_jadee
    @its_not_bianca_jadee Жыл бұрын

    Omg that story about J& E OP: “oh our buddy HATES that we make fun of, bully, and insult his gf but we do it anyways cause we think it’s funny when there’s no humor just harm to it hahaha” E: “nah bye” OP: *surprised pikachu face*

  • @mannequinchaos
    @mannequinchaos Жыл бұрын

    The first story, J is absolutely beautiful to E and E was right in cutting his toxic friends off defending J.

  • @htenerf137
    @htenerf1372 жыл бұрын

    For the Funeral Story: It could be cultural differences and I’ve been to some funerals where that might’ve been an okay announcement to make. Family sees each other so infrequently. Etc etc. That being said OP KNEW the mood was somber. At a funeral you follow whatever that other cultures’ practices are. Not try and lighten it because it’s not as cheerful as you’d like.

  • @talynhastime9343

    @talynhastime9343

    Жыл бұрын

    Exactly! My thing with this is that it should be understood that whoever is hosting a big event, *their* cultural norms are what should be practiced. This was the husband’s father, therefore it was a funeral held according to the cultural rules of his side of the family. Her saying “well we do this in OUR family” is her being insensitive. The three biggest events in a human being’s life are their birth, their wedding, and their funeral. It was extremely insensitive to try to force positivity on that group of people. And personally, I don’t want a party or any happy announcements at *my* funeral, and if anyone does I will haunt their ass until they turn to dust.

  • @duqial

    @duqial

    Жыл бұрын

    Yeah, like OP literally has married into the family, so at this point I would imagine they know what the practices in that family are. Like if sb did it on my great-grandma's funeral I would literally feel like they disrespected her and everybody's feelings at the wake.... Like the mood is usually the ultimate social cue. I think OP should have definetly discussed it with their husband as it is his family's lose... I don't like the way OP put the well he wasn't really affected by this death as it literally seems like they are knew what was up and are trying to excuse themselves for being ignorant. Just sad story overall.

  • @meganchambers8108

    @meganchambers8108

    11 ай бұрын

    And when she said the mood had lifted a bit so it seemed OK, you know she was thinking the whole time "ugh when is myyyyy moment? Everyone's too sad now :( .... OK some time has passed and I think aunty just cracked a smile so fuck it, my turn"

  • @emmajay2401
    @emmajay24012 жыл бұрын

    Funny how the guy in the first story says he doesn't really mean it when he literally said in his post he thinks his friends GF is uglier than him. As a teen I've only resorted to pick me behavior to either fit in or stop from being bullied. Its a brutal cycle.

  • @itsaballoonparty
    @itsaballoonparty Жыл бұрын

    The sundress story makes me sad because it sounds like she wanted to get a new sundress because she wanted to do something nice for him :(

  • @OliverMustDie
    @OliverMustDie Жыл бұрын

    the sundress story reminded me of when i told my boyfriend i was gonna work on my self esteem and then a few days later he called me ugly as a joke apparently and then after asked to buy him something. lol we broke up

  • @CamRob_56
    @CamRob_56 Жыл бұрын

    I feel like with the pregnancy announcement one, it would’ve been way better to tell her husband in private and then ask him if it was OK to announce it at the funeral. He should know his family well enough to be able to make that call.

  • @krystalmarie1778
    @krystalmarie17782 жыл бұрын

    The pregnancy announcement at the funeral is normal in my home/family. In our culture pregnancy after death is a blessing and actually a very proud moment & I’ve actually experienced 2 pregnancy announcements at a family member’s funeral, my tia passed and my cousin found out she was pregnant days before the funeral, she announced it there an it made the celebration of my aunts life an knowing her is family is still growing, we believe that out family member sent the baby. Death is celebrated in my culture we get blacked out drunk have a band, food everyone’s laughing, crying arguing. I don’t think that girl is a pick me just shes use to different family dynamics.

  • @iodoni12
    @iodoni122 жыл бұрын

    Imo being "thick skinned" just means foregoing your own boundaries to make other people feel comfortable. I feel as if in the first story, op isn't 100% comfortable with some of the jokes being told but they want to be "thick skinned" so they suffer in silence. They're upset that E set a boundary and the whole group respected it (when he assumed they wouldn't go with it, which is why he never set any boundaries), while op has endured discomfort for a while. It's not E's fault that YOU decided not to set your boundaries so you can appease others.

  • @lydiacongdon8135
    @lydiacongdon81352 жыл бұрын

    "thou shall not judge" has me rolling. Not quite the biblical text or translation, but it would make a cool crop top. Also, I have hated my experiences with some of my previous youth pastors who have shamed or made me and others feel insecure for being kids. I'm so sorry you had to deal with that, Lauren.

  • @madelynn_18

    @madelynn_18

    2 жыл бұрын

    I feel sorry for both of you to have bad experiences with previous youth pastors 😥 My youth pastor never said those kind of things to me...

  • @Amandapuhlease

    @Amandapuhlease

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@madelynn_18 well that is rare because it is not at all uncommon. That’s unfortunately religion these day

  • @belleswan9335
    @belleswan93352 жыл бұрын

    For the Bran story.. My bf had a friend who was kind of weird and I DID ask them they both swore up and down that they’re just friends. I tried to be understanding and even cultivated a friendship with the girl… found out 2 days after our 7 year anniversary he’d been cheating with her. Always trust your gut guys

  • @MM-np7bb
    @MM-np7bb2 жыл бұрын

    I find the guy version of a pick me girl is the equivalent of a “nice guy”

  • @Ash-mo7oc
    @Ash-mo7oc2 жыл бұрын

    omg yes, I'm categorized by coworkers as a "pick me" at work. They think I'm a pick me because they can't imagine anyone genuinely loving being a cashier and cleaning without having the intention of becoming a manager. I have zero intentions of pleasing my managers, zero intentions of making my coworkers look bad at their job, it's just that after years of working at professional jobs that I thought were the dream jobs for me or just jobs that I needed until I finally found the job that truly fulfills me. i used to work at a lab making clones for research, i used to work training horses, worked at restaurants, worked as a janitor, worked as a page at a library, etc. So while I was good at all my jobs, i didn't enjoy them. I just thought that everyone was miserable at their jobs and that jobs are called work because it's hard to do due to not being enjoyable. It wasn't until I helped an old lady do her groceries on my first day as a cashier that I realized, cashiering is the best job ever because she smiled and thanked me for helping her. then another customer started to worry about the total on her groceries and then I suggested to sign up her phone, email and birthday on the store's website to get a $5 coupon, a free reusable bag and a free tub of blue bell icecream. the sigh of relief she had gave me a high of feeling proud of my job. i love teaching kids how to count their money to do their first purchase, i love reading the small print to the elderly on products, I love carrying heavy stuff for disabled customers, i love meeting service dogs, i love how sparkly my register gets when i clean it, i love the excitement of finding a case of baby formula that hadn't been put up for a desperate mom finding food for her baby (that look of relief in their eyes is EVERYTHING to me). I do cashiering for that high. I even declined several offers to become a store manager because I don't want to give up my position as a cashier. Sure I do get occasionally a rude customer or two, but I'm so high from the smiles and pleasant talk from the other customers that their rude comments don't bother me at all. I'm even often found dancing and humming at my register from sheer happiness. I understand that it's not a job for everyone and that most people find retail to be torture but for me, cashiering feels like my calling and purpose in life. So no i don't do it to impress anyone, i don't even try to put down others. I'm just in my little bubble enjoying the social interactions of every day people.

  • @EBAdan-gk8hu

    @EBAdan-gk8hu

    2 жыл бұрын

    This was such a beautiful comment to read! I wanna find a job as much as you love yours. One day❤️

  • @YandereDay
    @YandereDay2 жыл бұрын

    I'm sorry about your bad ex friend! Watching this podcast you've clearly surrounded yourself with better people. Good on you

  • @emmywilliams7826
    @emmywilliams78262 жыл бұрын

    the guy in the first story is describing his friend like he’s in love with him lol.

  • @christinamendoza3690
    @christinamendoza36902 жыл бұрын

    I love when you guys “ramble” on and go off topic. It makes it feel like a real conversation :)

  • @taylorhardy3454

    @taylorhardy3454

    Жыл бұрын

    Same, I love hearing other opinions, cause it give a different observation than our own!

  • @IlkaWaffy
    @IlkaWaffy2 жыл бұрын

    The way I understood the term pick me is that a woman will put other women down specifically to lift herself up and please the male gaze/male standards of what women should be like etc

  • @elysiajanson6792
    @elysiajanson67922 жыл бұрын

    So, this first story got to me! Rating people with numbers is so degrading! Talking down about someone's significant other is absolutely horrible! My fiancé won't let anyone bash me or say anything even remotely negative. He won't let anyone say anything degrading about any of his exes either despite some pretty bad break ups in the past. He states that they meant something to him at some point and he'll honor that and leave it in the past where it belongs. This makes me feel good because we have a daughter together and she sees both her parents treat each other with respect, what more can a lady ask for!? J is lucky to have a stand up guy like E and OP is just mad that E drawing a line for some basic human respect.

  • @sweetie_babie
    @sweetie_babie2 жыл бұрын

    Okay I think you guys are not fully understanding what a pick me is. It's fine. A lot of people are using it incorrectly. A pick me girl is a girl or woman who weaponizes misogyny against other women in order to win favor/ praise from their desired partner. They often fall into "traditional" female roles, or in the complete opposite vein, shun things considered overly feminine to be "one of the boys". Both of these things aren't necessarily because they like those roles, although they might, but because of their internalized misogyny and belief that acting the way they do will attract a partner. Edit: common example of a pick me girl are those women that pop up in those "alpha male" podcasts For a **guy** to be a pick me, he would have to participate in and weaponize misandry against other men, in order to appeal to potential partners. Often, the kind of male feminists women complain about are in fact pick me men. That first guy isn't an example of a pick me, he's just an asshole.

  • @charlieboy1087

    @charlieboy1087

    2 жыл бұрын

    Yes, this, 100% this. It is absolutely not a great thing to be a pick me. I think the term has been skewed a bunch. “Pick me” girls are people struggling with intense internalized misogyny

  • @squinklings

    @squinklings

    2 жыл бұрын

    exactly. I'm so tired of people misusing this term. not everyone being rude is a pick me, some people are just assholes.

  • @sweetie_babie

    @sweetie_babie

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@squinklings it's the new gaslighting. Although people are still milking that one for all it's worth🤦🏿‍♀️ I feel like a lot of the time, these things were clearly defined and defined correctly at first, but then social media and tiktok turned it into a game of telephone

  • @karlaavila8551

    @karlaavila8551

    2 жыл бұрын

    Thank you!!!!

  • @katierowley1943

    @katierowley1943

    2 жыл бұрын

    Im so confused now. Why are there so many definitions for a pick me? I felt like the first guy was a pick me because from my POV it would seem he had some sort of obsession over the dude because of how he rated him as a 9 or 10 then went on to make his gf seem less attractive. Yes he is still an asshole but i also think he was acting like a pick me. I think it just depends on everyones point of view.

  • @nicolettevita3061
    @nicolettevita30612 жыл бұрын

    Still on the first story but I’ve actually heard a lot of “uwu nice guys” referred to as pick me boys because, although they aren’t directly putting anyone down, they’re acting a specific way, usually a way that isn’t genuine, in order to get girls to “pick them”

  • @DelaneybBrooks
    @DelaneybBrooks Жыл бұрын

    It’s so sad seeing a women or a man shut down, lose confidence and stop being themselves because of what someone said about their appearance. I don’t understand why people have to come at others looks. We’re all human. Life is hard enough we don’t need others commenting on our appearance and putting us down!

  • @katelynmcmaster9252
    @katelynmcmaster9252 Жыл бұрын

    I think the “pick me” aspect of the first two stories from men is the fact that these guys did something seriously wrong but still seek validation because they want someone to pick their side over recognizing their OBVIOUS cruelty.

  • @TP-bw5jx
    @TP-bw5jx2 жыл бұрын

    1st OP sounds like he's jealous of J lmao

  • @mariamense5550
    @mariamense55502 жыл бұрын

    Pregnancy announcement story: When I was in sixth grade one our teachers’ husbands died. It was really sad and the mood of the sixth grade class went down for a while. However a couple of months later (after the funeral) one of our other teachers announced she was pregnant. I can’t tell how much that lifted the spirits of the entire grade, especially when the teacher who’s husband had died shared in our happy reaction and took a moment to thank us for the way we emotionally supported her and told us that now was the time to be happy. I don’t think that the woman was wrong in thinking this new would lift their spirits, I think she was wrong for when she did it and way she did it. She didn’t give anybody time to morn the death of their love one and anytime someone stands on a chair it will always give a “Hey Look At Me!” vibe.

  • @alessandrasavage5551
    @alessandrasavage5551 Жыл бұрын

    All the roses for the boyfriend In the first story. I hope they have a very happy marriage 🎉

  • @Himijimi
    @Himijimi2 жыл бұрын

    Morgan’s level of self confidence to say a saying wrong and then even sing it is kinda admirable-like it’s wrong but she says it with her whole chest (respect)

  • @sarboee77
    @sarboee77 Жыл бұрын

    I love the episodes with Lauren! She's so sweet and I love that she tries to see the best in everyone🥰

  • @octoberhawke1451
    @octoberhawke14512 жыл бұрын

    To address the first part of the vid, regarding that comment Morgan read out, I don’t think they were calling her a pick-me for having that preference, I think calling her a pick-me for putting that person from the story down for considering it cheating just bc Morgan herself didn’t. Generally the diff that makes a pick-me instead of just a hater is intent, like if you’re actually doing it for guys or if you’re just doing it for some other reason. So while I don’t think their comment was accurate I do think it was misinterpreted. Just my two cents 🤙🏻

  • @allidolat4558
    @allidolat45582 жыл бұрын

    AWWW SO EXCITED IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!!!! love you and the effort you put into every episode

  • @TwoHotTakes

    @TwoHotTakes

    2 жыл бұрын

    LOVE YOU!!! Thank you for all the support ugh got me teary eyed over here

  • @samfrizzy3372
    @samfrizzy3372 Жыл бұрын

    This episode feels like I'm hanging out with friends and gossiping! I love it

  • @oliviag.2151
    @oliviag.21512 жыл бұрын

    Hi girls! French listener here! When I heard you were going to make a “pick mes” episode I was a little worried about how you were going to explain it. I’m so glad you mentioned internalised misogyny! It plays a huge part in this notion and you being aware of it and explaining it was a big relief! Keep up the good work, bisous from France!

  • @skittlesisbored
    @skittlesisbored2 жыл бұрын

    Lauren is always one of my favourite guests although i think you guys have had some amazing guests lately 😊

  • @IsisIknaisha
    @IsisIknaisha2 жыл бұрын

    this was such a good ep omg, i'd be so down for pick me's v. haters round two 😭

  • @kathryntubridypakenham2743
    @kathryntubridypakenham27432 жыл бұрын

    I used to pride myself on being told “I’m super chill and not dramatic like other girls” and thought that girls were way more catty than boys but now I realize that I’m super happy with my girlfriends and guy friends. All are amazing

  • @xiadanimontoya9532
    @xiadanimontoya95322 жыл бұрын

    We all had a crazy bad ex-friend. Lesson learned.

  • @adrianamendez1076
    @adrianamendez10762 жыл бұрын

    Yesss! I been waiting for this episode! So glad Lauren is back I love you guys ❤ You make up the best part of my usually shitty day.

  • @cassiejanet9553
    @cassiejanet95532 жыл бұрын

    Not Morgan putting Lauren on the spot the entire episode 🫠

  • @christinegutterson1103
    @christinegutterson11032 жыл бұрын

    I really enjoy the authentic aspect to you two! You stumble through your words and talk in circles when you are seriously amped up about topics! My SIL is a pick me girl and she enrages me! She takes it to the point of gaslighting me and picking on me in public settings. She gave a speech at my wedding just roasting me about how stupid I was. She's not a nice person, but the point here is she has such a hard time making and keeping friends. 😕

  • @luciagonzalez4408
    @luciagonzalez44082 жыл бұрын

    YESSS i was waiting for this onee!!! Love that Lauren´s back for it!

  • @cydneychurchwell9213
    @cydneychurchwell92132 жыл бұрын

    The being called a pick me girl for calling someone else a pick me girl reminds me of this girl who I went to middle school with. She’d constantly call people rude all the time so I had to finally tell her it was rude for her to be walking around calling other people rude

  • @kimberlyjones8152
    @kimberlyjones81522 жыл бұрын

    Yes being dress coded is very humiliating and feels violating no matter who does it

  • @The_Leftysaurus
    @The_Leftysaurus2 жыл бұрын

    I love this so much, you handle such interesting and often complicated issues! Like the pick me thing is definitely something some people do, but in so many cases when it actually comes to pick me girls, there is just SO much internalised misogyny too, which is just a horrible thing in general but can also just really creep into your mindset in such a sneaky way, because we get told by the world around us SO much HOW women in particular 'should' behave... and it's just,... it's terrible.

  • @paigeriley711
    @paigeriley711 Жыл бұрын

    I never ever comment but I just wanted to say how amazing you both are! This podcast feels like free therapy! Thank you so much for putting the time in so we can all enjoy !

  • @kaseylerayart
    @kaseylerayart2 жыл бұрын

    For the pregnancy announcement, my family would be excited about this. My mom passed and my nephew was born soon after on the anniversary of her death, we took comfort in the loss of life/gain of new life thing. I think she probably thought that it would help people feel better, getting excited about a new member of the family and trying to include the one who was lost.

  • @KZesty
    @KZesty2 жыл бұрын

    Ugh. Like that first story, my husband's friends can be super weird and so mean to each other. I purposefully stay away from them. On the rare occasions they've said something to me, I have spoken up and he has taken them aside too and told them it's not okay, which I appreciate. His own friends get too much for him sometimes. I don't understand friend groups who put each other down all the time. Good for the guy standing up for his SO and distancing himself from that nonsense.

  • @melissaarauz8833
    @melissaarauz88332 жыл бұрын

    ive been up to date with your videos for a looooong time now and you have no idea how much i crave them when i finish your new videos after literally just a couple of hours after you release them, Morgan. We need more, I need more 😩😩 this is my favorite youtube channel ily

  • @amandamartinez9220
    @amandamartinez92202 жыл бұрын

    Pick me examples: “oh I only wear mascara I could never wear all that makeup that other girls do” “my man can look at all asses and I’ll look with him”

  • @jaideng.5900

    @jaideng.5900

    2 жыл бұрын

    I don't understand how the second one is pick me. Is it cause they'd be trying to make themselves look like the cool gf? Lol

  • @Comprehendingkiersten

    @Comprehendingkiersten

    2 жыл бұрын

    How are either of those examples of being a pick me?

  • @tayylorraee

    @tayylorraee

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@Comprehendingkiersten they can be regular statements in some context, and pick me statements in other, like if the person was saying that about wearing makeup to another woman around a group of men, it would be in a way to put down that girl for seemingly misogynistic views such as “natural girls are better”, the woman would be making a comment to put down the other woman about how much makeup she wears to appease to men that have misogynistic views. hopefully that makes sense!

  • @TwoHotTakes

    @TwoHotTakes

    2 жыл бұрын

    Trying to elevate himself in the eyes of his friends by putting wife down.. he’s being a pick me wanting the guys to think he’s cool. You can be a pick me to make friends too. We’re broadening the term a bit to be more inclusive than the traditional definition

  • @giulia1361

    @giulia1361

    2 жыл бұрын

    ​​@@Comprehendingkiersten Highlighting yourself in a goodlight in expense of the other party, regardless of whether its the truth or not as long as you are in the highest pedestal